Most of the time, we find the best closets and homes by word of mouth. Sure, there’s usually a cursory IG peruse that may or may not lead to solid photographic evidence of said sartorial prowess, but, sometimes, we’re left to chance—and let us just tell you, in our experience, this is when the best discoveries happen.
Which brings us to designer of fine jewelry line Marlo Laz, Jesse Marlo Lazowski’s, Bond St. loft, of which we did not so much as see a photo of prior to stepping inside. But, like we said, there’s nothing quite like the unexpected surprise of walking into a space filled with nomadic tchotchkes, lucite Platner chairs from the ’70s, Hermès tableware, and original Polaroids of Madonna by Mary Pole, a personal friend of Lazowski’s (just to name a few), to get us going. And when a stuffed full-plume peacock is perched in the corner, well, it’s things like that that take it to another level. Then again, don’t take our word for it, click through the gallery below to see (and read about) Lazowski’s home and the stories behind every piece.
